In what is becoming a sadly regular occurrence, two popular free software projects, X.org/Freedesktop.org and Alpine Linux, need to rally some of their millions of users so that they can continue ...

This is what just happened for Alpine Linux, as detailed on their blog. Modern-day infrastructure, as visualized by XKCD. (Credit: Randall Munroe) Previously Equinix Metal provided the hosting ...

First came Tetris, then Doom – and now a bare-bones Linux instance that boots inside a PDF.

Researchers at the University of Waterloo's Cheriton School of Computer Science in Canada found that modifying just 30 lines ...

The DNS-based ad blocker Pi-hole reduces the installation footprint in the recently released version v6. It should also be ...

Now, however, one of them has put the Linux kernel into a PDF – not as source code for reading, but as a bootable operating system. The starting point for the successful attempt was the Doom port to ...

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Pi-hole, the popular software for network-wide content blocking, just released the Pi-hole v6 update. It has a redesigned ...

It lets you install various Linux distros on your Android device, including Arch, Kali, Ubuntu, Debian, and Alpine. You can also choose to launch applications like Gimp and LibreOffice ...

They also exploited 23 more zero-day vulnerabilities in WOLFBOX, ChargePoint Home Flex, Autel MaxiCharger, Phoenix Contact CHARX, and EMPORIA EV chargers, as well as in the Alpine iLX-507 ...